IDF said still on high alert in north amid prospect of further Hezbollah attack
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(Worthy News) – The Israeli military remained on high alert along the northern border Wednesday, bracing for further Hezbollah attacks, according to a television report.
The Air Force and Intelligence Branch in particular were maintaining their readiness, the Channel 13 report said. It noted that a new attack could bear different characteristics from Sunday’s assault, in which anti-tank missiles were fired at Israeli forces but caused no casualties.
Channel 12 news added that the army had deployed several more Patriot air defense batteries in the country’s north. The reason for the deployment was reportedly concern that Iran and Hezbollah will once again attempt to attack Israel with armed drones. [ Source: Times of Israel (Read More…) ]
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